Turn the Michigan game on now!!!
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There was no time left when it was touched. That’s horseshit
How in the hell do they put a second back on the clock when it expires and the ball is still in the air???
What an all time screw job. Could the WMU coach used an official challenge on that 1 second added back? This is such a corrupt sport where the moneymakers are always protected. Shades of 2005 with the phantom 2 seconds added back. I just KNEW scUM would win with referrinne aid in the end.
I was going to go back to clempson-lsu, but I can’t watch more football after that. F*ck it. Seinfeld is on TV Land.
The Sooners come to AA next. I will never be a bigger OU fan
Underwood strutting around out there like he’s Mahomes. Joke
Underwood strutting around out there like he’s Mahomes. Joke
I haven’t bought into any of the past game-fixing type nonsense that’s been spewed on this board for years … except we got screwed against OSU a few years ago … but this was pretty outrageous … clearly no time left before the ball is touched, and they get a phantom second added back on. I’m calling shenanigans.
All out robbery. How can NCAA HQ say no time left the ball hit the defenders hands out of bounds with :00 on the clock but go with the stadium clock showing :01 ... Complete B.S. call
Michigan will fall below PSU in the rankings but I feel more for WMU they deserved to win that game
Correction: they did win the game.
Michigan holding on that last drive was pretty blatant with zero calls too!!
Dave Witvoet reacting to the head ref’s work in the Michigan game
This Conference and it's cheating teams and officials are so bushleague, it's ridiculous. Clock clearly expired and game was ruled over on the field - how on earth can they claim there is "clear and definitive video evidence" that the clock did not expire?????? Just complete bs - only in the B1G Shizhole. Conference is just so overflowing with scumbags.
The one on 3rd down maybe - RT against the D end. Clothesline
Offensive PI as well as they had a player run in front of the receiver who caught it and just blatantly cleared out defenders with early contact leaving a clear hole where the second receiver caught the ball.
Don't forget on the prior play they also put a second back on on the spike. And I bet there was a quick clock on the FG.
Except it's not NCAA HQ handling replays. It's...you guessed it...the Big Ten conference.
NBC showed the failed 3rd down prior to WMU's last FG and showed a clear and blatant Facemasking Penalty that was ignored which would have given WMU a First Down inside the scUM 10 and JMU would have run the clock out. After NBC ran the replay showing the clear Facemasking and blatant non-call, Blackledge said that scUM was very fortunate and lucky there - Facemasking clearly should have been called which would have given WMU a First Down and retain possession....
Amazing the string of luckiness tied to Officials bad calls and non-calls scUM was. Some would say that much fortune created by Officials all in one teams favor isn't luck or coincidence.....
Review official was working his first game since the 1972 USA-USSR Men's Basketball Gold Medal game.
Serious thoughts:
There is no need for a deep dive. The review official was either in the booth in Ann Arbor or at Big 10 headquarters in Indianapolis. What did you see? Why did you add time? Answers should be out now. Not after a 3-day "get your story straight find a reason" review period. If the official clock was different than the stadium clock, why was it different? If the "official review" clock showed tenths of seconds (the stadium clock did not), why didn't the game official say, "There is .3 left on the clock"? He said one second. This one I truly don't know. Was there a call on the field that was upheld or overturned or is it an automatic review that does not have to find incontrovertible evidence as to why the clock showed 0.00? What was the reason for determining the game needed one more play?
Serious thoughts:
There is no need for a deep dive. The review official was either in the booth in Ann Arbor or at Big 10 headquarters in Indianapolis. What did you see? Why did you add time? Answers should be out now. Not after a 3-day "get your story straight find a reason" review period. If the official clock was different than the stadium clock, why was it different? If the "official review" clock showed tenths of seconds (the stadium clock did not), why didn't the game official say, "There is .3 left on the clock"? He said one second. This one I truly don't know. Was there a call on the field that was upheld or overturned or is it an automatic review that does not have to find incontrovertible evidence as to why the clock showed 0.00? What was the reason for determining the game needed one more play?
Shouldn’t Mecheatagain forfeit the game because the extra point was never attempted? If I remember correctly when Penn Stste beat Iowa on the last play, the ball had to be snapped for an extra point attempt.
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